In 1972, Roxy Music, along with David Bowie and T. Rex, helped turn art rock - a stiff, often introverted style of highly textured rock - into perhaps the coolest genre in rock ’n' roll's history: glam rock. This week, on (Untitled), Ezra and Uma get thrilled by the nerve and verve of Roxy Music’s fully formed self-titled debut.

<p>In 1972, Roxy Music, along with David Bowie and T. Rex, helped turn art rock - a stiff, often introverted style of highly textured rock - into perhaps the coolest genre in rock &rsquo;n' roll's history: glam rock. This week, on (Untitled), Ezra and Uma get thrilled by the nerve and verve of Roxy Music&rsquo;s fully formed self-titled debut.</p>

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